With a great offer in picturesque activities and landscapes, this town is one of the favorites for tourism.
Near the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires There are different locations that completely contrast with the busy pace of the center and are Great options for close tourism. In addition, very different landscapes can be seen without the need to travel a large amount of kilometers.
One of the preferred destinations of Buenos Aires to do tourism is Tiger. This city is located 30 kilometers from CABA and its proximity to the Delta, in addition to pleasant views, offers the possibility of different activities and landscapes to know and enjoy.
Tiger
Where is Tigre
Tigre is located north of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires in the Delta del Paraná region. This area is known for its extensive network of rivers, streams and islands, which show a completely different environment a few kilometers from the Federal Capital. Thanks to its proximity, it is one of the most frequent destinations for Buenos Aires and is ideal for a day -old visiting visit.
What can be done in Tigre
One of Tigre’s strong are Walks in boats, canoes or even catamaran. The most picturesque place to visit and enter free of charge is the port of fruits. In that establishment you can do many paid activities, but also walk to the Vera del Delta contemplating a great landscape.
For lovers of Cultural Tourism, There is the Tigre Art Museum (MAT), the Naval Museum of the Nation and the Reconquista Museum. One of the largest attractions, especially for families with children, is the Park of the Coast, with its adrenaline mechanical games and its shows.
You can also practice activities such as kayak and rowing, or bird watching.
How to go to Tigre
The easiest way to arrive in a private car from CABA is through the Pan -American Highway (Route 9), just taking the exit to Tigre. The trip lasts approximately 30 minutes. You can also get from Retiro on the Miter Railroad, on a trip of a similar time.
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